Fantastic Dizzy is one of those classic Sega Master System gems—a quirky little adventure where you play as an egg-shaped hero (yes, really) bouncing around a colorful world. It’s got that old-school charm with puzzles to solve, enemies to dodge, and coins to collect, all wrapped in a surprisingly detailed platformer for its time.

At first, the controls feel a bit stiff—Dizzy rolls more than he runs—but once you get used to it, there’s something weirdly satisfying about flipping him around obstacles. The European version’s got multiple languages, which is neat if you’re into that, but honestly, you’ll spend most of your time figuring out how to carry items without accidentally dropping them off a cliff. Classic 90s frustration, but in a fun way.

If you grew up with this or just love retro platformers, it’s still a solid time. Just don’t expect modern conveniences like checkpoints—Dizzy plays by its own rules.